Wells Fargo was fined $3.7b for mismanagement of funds.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) imposed a $3.7 billion fine on Wells Fargo & Co. for widespread mismanagement of auto loans,
AfDB approves a $114 million loan for Africa’s first EV battery gigafactory in Morocco.
On Friday, the African Development Bank (AfDB) announced that it had authorized a €100 million ($114 million) loan to support the construction of Africa's first
Amazon fined $2.5 billion for duping millions of customers with Prime subscription. – FTC.
A historic order has been obtained by the Federal Trade Commission from Amazon.com, Inc., Senior Vice President Neil Lindsay, and Vice President Jamil Ghani. This
Cloud computing: Amazon Web Services given a contract of $700m by the U.S. Navy.
A five-year, $723.9 million corporate software license contract for Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud computing division was given by the US Navy on Monday. The agreement will
Nigeria: US to review security assistance and impose sanctions over forced abortion report. – Senator.
Following Reuters’ reporting on an illegal abortion program and the execution of children by the Nigerian military, U.S. Senator Jim Risch, the senior Republican on
Meta Classified Ads: EU claims are a violation of antitrust regulations.
In its most recent effort to limit the influence of Big Tech firms, the European Union on Monday accused Facebook parent Meta of violating antitrust
Thai naval warship wreckage: 31 sailors missing, 75 rescued.
More than 30 sailors were still missing on Monday, more than 17 hours after their vessel capsized in choppy waters in the Gulf of Thailand.
UK cost of living crisis: 1,200 troops to stand in as ambulance crews go on strike.
As many public sector unions go on strike in the final week before Christmas, the British government announced Sunday that it will send 1,200 soldiers
Social media dispute leads to a shootout at an Atlanta apartment with 2 minors dead and 3 injured.
A shooting at an Atlanta apartment complex on Saturday that authorities said started as an online argument resulted in the deaths of two adolescent boys
World Cup: Qatar educating tourists on Wahhabism and Sunni Islam ideologies.
Fatima Garcia entered a mosque in Doha to learn more about Islam while covering up with a black abaya, a long, loose-fitting robe. The Salvadoran
Energy crisis: Europe to get electricity from offshore wind farms in Azerbaijan to replace Russian oil.
In response to a shortage of energy supplies brought on by the conflict in Ukraine, the leaders of Hungary, Romania, Georgia, and Azerbaijan came to
Nigerian music star London concert leaves 3 in critical condition.
Following a show by Nigerian Afrobeats musician Asake, hundreds of people forced their way into a London musical venue on Friday, leaving three people hospitalized
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